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Maurice L. Johmon and MIm Ag
im Leo, deputy count); assessor,
lutl this morning tor the Agency
whoro they will pass most of tlio
wcok appraising tlio Indian lands.
Mrs. F. K. Manning Is hero from
Medford to visit with her daughter,
Miss Mario Kambo.
Mrs. J. 8. Dawson visited Mr. and
Mrs. h Rutherford, Sunday at their
homo In tho Orlndalo district.
W. A. Delicti, who has been at
tending the Democratic convention
at San Francisco for tho past week,
rutur.ned homo yesterday.
J. V. Collier wns In Saturday from
his homo near Olene, on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hlrvl spent yes
terday In Illy attending tho last of
tho rodeo there.
Judgo D. V. Kuykendall and son,
John, accompanied hy his father and
mother. Dr. and. Mrs. W. Kuyken
dall, who aro visiting hero from Eu
gene, and Mrs. Mary Cool, drovo to
Crater Lake Sunday and returned
yostcrdsy. Dr. Kuykendall, who had
not been hero since the time of the
Modoc war waa pleasantly surprised
with the changes which have come
over Klamath county. He returned
this morning with fall wife to their
homo In Kegeae.
J. C. Beyte and family and Oscar
Brenemaa mad family made up a par
ty of Klaaaath'tjeople who Journeyed
'to Crater Lake. They camped at the
Agency sprWa cast finished the trip
to the rlarvemday. On their way
homo last Bight the party camped at
Bartlett springs long enough to
'broil chickens and cook a fine sup
per.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Patrick were
other visitors at Crater Lake Sun
day.
It Is reported by people who visit
ed the Crater Sunday that there were
store people at the lako on that day
than there has been on any one day
In tho previous history of the park.
Mr. and Mrs. C, It. De Lap cud
family spent yesterday fishing nnr
Keno. They report that the fish
wore not very plentiful as they didn't
get a bite.
Rev. K. P. Lawrence took a num
ber of little girls on a Jolly picnic to
Spencer creek yesterday.
Walter Fahrlg was a visitor at the
Rim of Crater Lake 8unday.
B. O. McOee spent the Fourth and
Fifth aa a guest of Mr. and Mrs. T.
O. Hague, at their ranch home rn
the Keno road
Frank Griffith was in Klamath
Falls orec the Fourth from his ranch
' in Poe valley.
John S. Dawson, a postal carrier,
ha returned from a short visit to
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Stttxer and daughter,
of Dorrls, spent Monday with Mr.
In
Roland' Stltser spent Sunday
town from hi horn la Dorria.
A party ot young folk chartered
the "Oregon" and spent Saturday
and Sunday at Rocky Point. Those
in tho party wero Lcotta Noud, Lu
etic Hockley, Rota Low, draco Hoag
land, Jack Llnmnn, Martin Ttatnsby,
Wayne Hooch, Stanley HaJIcok and
Mrs. Noud, who chaperoned tho
party.
J. t Magulro and family and sis
tor. Miss Margaret Magulro. who Is
visiting hero from Uoston, wont by
ear to Olcno yesterday and spent the
day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chor
pentne. x
T F. Leonard and family, who
have been visiting with Mr. Icon
ard's ststor, Mrs. It. 1.. 'Dawessn and
family, for tho past two weeks, re
turned this morning to their home In
'Junction City, Kansas.
Mrs. Clcorgo A. Mil too and child
ren, Kay and Roy, who have been
visiting a sister In Susanvllle tor tho
Vast two weeks and a brother In
Medford, aro expected home tho mid
dle ot tho week,
Mrs. Qeorgo Chamberlain, 1211
Crescent avenue, underwent a critical
operation at the Warren Hunt hos
pital yesterday morning. While her
condition la serious reports this
mcrnlng Indicated that she was rest
ing easily and her recovery is confi
dently expected.
Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Goodhue and
family of New York city aro In the
city en route for Eagle Ridge, where
Mr. Goodhue will try a few weeks
fishing.
Mrs. C. E. Lambert, 1185 East
street, underwent an operation at the
Warren Hunt hospital yesterday. Sho
Is making good progress toward re
covery. ,
Jack W. Dodd and son. Jack. Jr.,
who wero hero to attend tho celebra
tion at Dly, returned to their homo
in Sacramento on the morning train.
F. D. Prentice, ot Chicago, III.,
who has been hero' visiting his broth
er. Dr. C. O. Prentice, for the past
two weeks, left this morning for San
Francisco en route to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Collier and
have been visiting Mr. Collier's
nephew, Andrew Collier, left on tho
morning train for Kugeno whero
they will make a short visit.
Miss Fern McKllllgan and W. L.
Craig, who have been visiting rela
tives and friends here for the last
four days, returned to their home In
Medford this morning.
W. W. Johnson and family left
this morning for Portland where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. 8. R. Wright left this morn
ing to visit friends In SIsson. Calif.
Mrs. A. Martha Walker was a paa
senger on the morning train for Lake
Tahoe. California, and from there
sho will go to her home In Ocean
Park, California. Mrs. Walker has
short vacation and
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I Clearaway of all
Coats and Wraps
Many of those outdoor gar
ments are of such perfect be
eoiningncss that they will be
worn for months to come with
pleasure and pride. And the
prices represent so low a cost
that many of them are offered
at really a third of what new
wear of the same materials will
be priced at in the coming
season. Economies like these
come seldom in a lifetime.
Prices fTMi $16.50 tt $35.00
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40-in. Dress Voile, shown in
big range, new pat-
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JULY CLEARAWAY OF ALL
DRESSES
Clearaway of all
SUITS
Hero are offered suits in ultra
fashionable materials and
making that really could not
be purchased at wholesale to
day for anything like the prices
at which they have been mark
ed down. Only the positive
policy of this store not to carry
any garment over from ono
season to tho next makes such
drastic reductions possible.
Prices fro $25.00 tt $55.00
Children's Sox
With fully three months' fashionable
wear ahead, these big reductions on
S338 S3VSShi-ff Td New shipment of Children's
ceptional attractiveness that will appeal p" ,,.."
to every woman who appreciates tthe icrl"m
best in style and workmanship at prices
frankly far below original cost values
up to $45.00
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and Mrs. M. A. Callaghan. Mr. nnd,Wn hpr. on
Mrs. Smith, Miss Logan and Mr....k ,, ,.,, rv-.,,, r,v
Mrs. A. W. Ash and son, Itoy Ash,
WJckert of Anderson, California,
Wero also guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cal
laghan. Mr. and Mrs. W. J Roberts with
their diugbter, Miss Audrey, left to
day for Spring Creek where they will
spend most of the summer
Koscoe Dlenn and bride left Sat
urday for San Francisco and other
California points. They expect to re
turn In a short time to make their
home In Klamath Fals. Mrs. Blehn
was Miss Emma Hutchinson ot Seat
tle, before her marriage.
went to Weed this morning to make
their home.
Mrs. John McKay, who has been
here on a visit for the last three
days, returned to her home In Weed
on the morning train.
John Nicholson went to Ivan, Ore
gon, this morning to work in the.
lumber mills there.
C. K. Theyer, ot Dorrls, who spent
the week end in Klamath Falls, re
turned to Dorrls this morning.
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H. N. MOE, Proprietor
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Ernest Dunke left thla morning
for a tour ot northern points. He
may doclde to make his home In
Portland.
D. E. Wellman left this morning
tor Chleo where he will visit his els
tor for about ten days.
E. L. Chldster and J. W. Johnson
AT THE THEATERS
were passengers on the morning
train for San Francisco. They have
been here on a visit for the past four
days.
Charlea Kllngensmytb, of Port
land, who baa been here on business,
lly popular request tho manage
ment ot tho Star Theatro will play a
return engagement of the Bantell
Company tonight.
Tho Company will appear in an en-
tiro now act.
Kwert and Ewert have a veTy
clever comedy, singing, danclng.talk
Ing and musical act.
This Is undoubtedly one of the best
vaudeville show that havo played
STAR THEATRE
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TONIGHT
4 ACTS
VAUDEVILLE
4 ACTS
THE GREAT S ANTELL CO. FAMOUS STRONG MAN
MISS SADIE SHERMAN
Character Singing Commedienne, will appear in an entire
new act consisting of popular songs ana impersonations
EWERT AND EWERT
Comedy, Singing, Dancing, Talking and Musical numbers
retprned to his home there this hore for some tlmo.
morning. I
J. Dodge left this morning' for
Ivan. Oregon, where he baa taken ai Etlol Clayton's
position In the Kesterson mill at that "More Deadly Than the Male,"
SAVINGS AND LOAN
BRANCH PLANNED
D. W, C Nelson, general agent ot
tho Union Having & Loan associa
tion ot Portland, Is In tho city fcr tho
purpose of establishing a branch of
the association hore. He will be hern
for a week. He Is seeking to Interest
local persons In tho organization ot
the branch, headquarters requiring
that at least 10 local Investors tako
stock before the branch Is formed In
any community.
Mr. Nelson states that be Is inetit
ing with encouragement and will
picture,, oa"r Kt tho local stockholders. It
i. inn association is cstabl shed a local
aw,w 'vmu, ,.mh .un m.h.u, .....
a . a .... a a ifiun w 1 1 1 u rnnutn ria mwah.
place, saia to nave an tno earmarks or a -" "
Lewella Itboten went to Bray, Cal-)""" " " i"- uiu.o
Ifornla. thla mornlnr where aha will the finale when a few rerelatloDsl
probably make her home. turn u abruptly Into a delightful
W. C Gould and wife, M. P. Drao- comedy drama. The central figure I
ken and Miss F. B. Beal motored capable, blgh-splrlted girt in love
here from San Francisco and spent wlth wealthy clubman who Is used
the day on the Upper Klamath lake to Marching In queer corners ot the
globe for excitement and adventure.
4 days closing out sale ot Blouses 'wben n ureB lm to settle down
at Qertrude tc Co. 6-7 .to useful occupation, ne retorts tnat
there aro no thrills In modern clvltl-
KX-SKRVICR MAN .latlon. -whereupon sho sets out to
WITHOUT KIN DKADjP nlm mwtaken.
t aii sorts 01 usir-raising inc'iicnti
In a mountain camp follow. Tho con-
"This city's rapid growth makes It
necessary, If It Is to ho a rommunlty
whom cltliuns own thulr own homes,
that Ihoro bo organizations of this
kind to flnanco tho in. At the rato
Klamath Falls Is growing thero Is
room here for a dozen savings and
loan associations. Thoy tako care of
a class of loans, small long term
loans, that tho banks are not always
able, and never anxious, to handle.
I have scon all ot thn local banker
and havo rocelvcd much encourage
ment from them regarding the en
franco' of thn Union Saving Loan
association Into Klamath Falls."
About tt price.
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Edward A. Nearing, who has been
sick here for several weeks, died Sat
urday afternoon with cancer of the
PICTURE PROGRAM
Ethel Clayton in "MORE DEADLY THAN THE MALE,
Her greatest triumph in motion pictures
The Carter De Havens in "TEASING THE TEASERS"
Two Reels of Comedy
PricM 25 and 50 conU ., . ,.
TWO COMPLETE SHOWS EACH NIGHT
serratorr ban been tranii formed Into
n A frlVfttn liinsvln tin fXtrhtti m fntitl
stomach and was buried yesterday at I a. ., ,. ... .., , .1J
in -v........ ..... n- c A w ' lduel w,th th0 'rt' UPDOSlid HUH-
10 o'clock, the Iter. E. P. Lawrence
officiating.
The decedont was a
soldier who as far as can be learned
has no living relatives. However,
an effort is still being made to' lo
cate klnfolk. The Red Cross is go
Ing to take over debts Incurred dur
ing his Illness and they also attond
ed to the burial.
MARKBT REPORT
PORTLAND, July 0. Cattle
weak, choice grass steers llO.SO-and
fll.50; hogs steady, prime mixed
fll.SO and $1; shwp steady, lsa.be
fl9.se, aid 111; better steady, cubes
extras, IS and 61 cents; eggs steady,
buying price si ceaU- , , ,
band, a dam bursts wit1: noarly dls-
Aalrntia VABIllItt Afwl flnnltv HiAra la fl
discharged pfnortInff Bet,0 wah tbe nurbor
pollco, at the end ot whka the hur
rassed hero ia brought to. 'Informed
ot the real state of affair, nnd
agrees to stay cIobo to tho family
fireside thereafter.
Tbe story was adiptcd from a
norelletto appearing In a popular Ac
tion magazine recently, "Moro
Deadly Than the Male" will bo tho
attraction at tbe Star Thoatro tonight.
Miss Miranda Steele, 14 years old,
has bees, employed for 67 years In
fcfce, alll l CUre4pt, J; ,
LIBERTY THEATRE
Ten PICS Of Tan HOTUsUM
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": W pooliB Owaier HARRr BOREL, Mnstcal Dlietoe
AMi-aywMiu iViiwii-iniuLnnnnni-iiuiA-Lajwj
TONIGHT
Mitt Shirley Maton in
"HER ELEPHANT MAN"
The Best Circus Story Ever Screened
Today we will also show the Fourth Episode of
"THE EVIL EYE"
, The great story starring Benny Leonard,
Champion Lightweight of the World
WEDNESDAY
"MOTHERS OF ME"
THURSDAY
May Allium in "THE CHEATER"
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